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Great picnic spot at Franken Moor. Highly recommended.

The Neukloster Forest is a beech forest with trees up to approximately 200 years old. Originally used by the monastery for which it is named, it is home to several, sometimes rare, animal and plant species. A short hike of about 4.5 km through the Neukloster Forest is wonderful. From the Pfingstmarktplatz parking lot, the W4 hiking trail leads into the forest, passing historical and archaeological treasures such as burial mounds and wayside crosses. Follow the signs to the Friedwald parking lot and turn left there to return to the Pfingstmarktplatz parking lot.

We had a very nice hike, albeit with at least four obstacles. The forestry office really needs to come and clear the surrounding trees from the trails. It was just barely manageable. Otherwise, it's absolutely beautiful here. We saw lots of mushrooms, even a red fly agaric. There's a lovely little stream that meanders through the entire forest.

We had a very nice hike, albeit with at least four obstacles. The forestry office really needs to come and clear the surrounding trees from the trails. It was just barely manageable. Otherwise, it's absolutely beautiful here. We saw lots of mushrooms, even a red fly agaric.

We had a very nice hike, though there were at least four obstacles. The forestry office really needs to come and clear the surrounding trees from the trails. It was just barely manageable. Otherwise, it's absolutely beautiful here. We saw lots of mushrooms, even a red fly agaric.

Hammaher See Cycle Path: This cycle and hiking path connects the Hammaher Butterstieg trail through the Hammaher Feldmark area. Starting from Stellberge, it runs for approximately 1 km directly alongside the Hammaher See nature reserve. The highlight of this path is an access route into the nature reserve with a viewing platform extending into the lake and several benches. It's the perfect place to rest and enjoy the scenery during a long bike ride. The captivating view of the lake alone makes this route worth exploring. Many migratory birds can also be found here. Hammaher See is located within a nature reserve. Fishing and swimming are strictly prohibited! Dogs must be kept on a leash!

The Hammah sand extraction area is a 29-hectare artificial body of water officially designated NSG LÜ 085. It lies on the Stader Geest, northeast of Hammah in the Stade district. There are benches for resting and relaxing. A view of the lake and the surrounding nature is highly recommended and beautiful.

This lake is a very beautiful natural idyll, inhabited by several aquatic animals. The hiking trail is approximately 12-14 km long. Beautiful nature all around, perfect for relaxing and unwinding.